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I F Bialik

Publications and source records attributed to I F Bialik.

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PubMed1979

[Hyperbaric oxygenation in the prevention of wound infection in open injury to the locomotor apparatus].

Hyberbaric oxygenation in altitude chambers OKA-MT was used in the complex of prophylactic measures against wound infection in 91 patients with open traumas of the extremities (fractures, amputations, etc.). The effect of hyperbaric oxygenation on the external respiration was studied by the method of spirography. Tetrapolar rheography was used to follow the central hemodynamics. A number of immune parameteres were also studied. Hyperbaric oxygenation was established to abolish hyperventilation and myocardium hyperdynamia, to accelerate the recovery of the neutrophil phagocytic activity and immunoglobulin level, to contribute to the quicker diminishing of edema in the wound area and healing of the stump and open fracture without suppuration, early formation of dry necrosis with a distinct line of demarcation.

Amputation, Traumatic↗
PubMed1978

[Wound microflora in injured patients].

The authors present the results of bacteriological study of fresh wounds in 165 traumatological patients and data on the character of microbial flora in the occurrence of purulent inflammatory complications. Microbes revealed in fresh wounds proved to differ by their species composition and antibiotic sensitivity from these causing suppuration. Purulent inflammatory complications were mostly caused by microbes which were not revealed in the wound at first.

Amputation, Traumatic↗
PubMed1975

[Treatment of post-traumatic osteomyelitis of the ong tubular bones with antistaphylococcal plasma].

The results and methods of treatment in 26 patients showing posttraumatic osteomyelitis of long tubular bones with antistaphylococcal plasma are described. This is a preliminary report, but it is believed that intramedullary, intravenous and local administration of antistaphylococcal plasma neutrolizes staphylococci in the wound and blood, produces a greater reactivity of the body and proves to be a rather effective measure in combating against staphylococcal infection in osteomyelitis.

Adult↗
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[Features of the treatment of suppurative complications of limb injuries in prolonged crush syndrome].

The results of treatment of 42 patients with prolonged crush syndrome complicated by suppuration are analyzed. The results of bacteriological studies are presented, which helped monitor the treatment efficacy. Surgical treatment of the injured limbs is described, as is the combined application-adsorption method of local detoxifying therapy of suppurative wounds, which, combined with staged necrosectomy, helped cope with purulent complications, prepare the wounds of the limbs to repair plastic surgery within 35 to 55 days after the injury, and rule out lethal outcomes.

Amputation, Surgical↗
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[The wound microflora of patients with gunshot injuries to the extremities during a mass hospitalization].

The dynamic study of the microflora of bullet wounds in 32 patients was carried out. In cases of mass hospitalization coccal microflora (staphylococci and streptococci) was mainly isolated from wounds, at the period of treatment hospital infections with enterobacteria, Pseudomonas and Enterococcus occurred. Before cleaning the wound a decrease in the contamination rate for all microbial species was observed. As the disease progressed an increase in the amount of antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains was registered. The results of sanitary microbiological investigations made in the wards where the wounded patients were treated correspond to the structure of the causative agents of purulent processes in patients.

Adolescent↗